ABMP Podcasts for Massage Therapists & Bodyworkers
Exploring the issues and challenges unique to the massage and bodywork community.
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Ep 307 - The Significance of Motor Points with Mary Kathleen Rose
Understanding the motor points of the neuromuscular system and their corollary—tonic acupressure points—increases efficiency in helping clients relax and deepen into a sense of calmness and well-being.
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Ep 306 - Agent Orange:"I Have a Client Who . . ."Pathology Conversations with Ruth Werner
A client’s parent is a veteran of the Vietnam War, and the client has been left with the aftermath of the genetic damage caused by one of the deadliest toxins known: TCDD dioxin. Is there any way our work can help?
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Ep 305 - The Why Behind the What with Doug Nelson
Doug Nelson discusses why we need to challenge not only our head and our hands—but our heart, how confirmation bias leads to struggle, and why we should pick our themes and not get lost in the details.
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Ep 304 - Lymph Nodes Removed with Rebecca Sturgeon:"I Have a Client Who . . ."Pathology Conversations with Ruth Werner
A massage therapist has some clients who have battled breast cancer and who have had lymph nodes removed. They want “massage as usual” on their affected arms. Is that possible? Is it advisable? What could go wrong?
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Ep 303 - The Attachment Disorder of the Scalenes:"The Rebel MT"with Allison Denney
In this episode, join Allison as she dives into the Posterior Triangle of the neck to explore the scalenes, the big responsibility they shoulder, and what we can do to help.
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Ep 302 - Looking Backward, but Moving Forward
What a year for The ABMP Podcast. Hosts Darren and Kristin wanted to share with you some of the episodes that made an impact on them, not only this year, but for the year to come.